Caucasus Conference

The Caucasus Conference, signed in November of 1926 was a meeting between Armenian Georgian and Azerbaijani delegates after Azerbaijan and Georgia both surrendered to Armenia. The conference met in Shushi after being handed to Armenian forces. The Conference lasted 3 weeks and in the end the terms would be as follows: Armenia is allowed full jurisdiction over the predominantly Armenian sectors of mountainous karabakh Armenia annexes the Georgian regions of Lazistan and the predominantly Armenian state of Javakheti.

Azerbaijani minority in Karabakh, Nakhchivan and Syunik are granted local autonomy in several villages.